> How much would be solved if instead of "containers" we deployed static binaries That's pretty much what happens in the Go space, and people are still deployi

> How much would be solved if instead of "containers" we deployed static binaries That's pretty much what happens in the Go space, and people are still deploying k8s like crazy there, seemingly failing to consider the trade-offs involved. It's people's full time jobs to manage all of this when it really isn't needed if your ops story was just a bit simpler. I'm a developer, so for the most part I don't really care what the ops people are doing, whatever works well for them, right? But the way k8s works and because of the "dev-ops" stuff it's also pushed hard on developers. I've worked at companies where it was literally impossible to set up a local dev instance of our app and even running tests could be a challenge, because unless you're very careful k8s gets in to everything.